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@soaring-eagle
11/18/18 12:55:58AM
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Tea Tree Dreadlock Shampoo


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how colds it really get there? 60?

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@soaring-eagle
11/17/18 07:48:52PM
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Tea Tree Dreadlock Shampoo


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what do the specs look like

if u used cooler water  wouldnt it stay slightly warm longer

if u live in a camper are u camping somewhere warmer? i usually use cool to cold but in winter use only ..not cool ..  almost warm but not really

warm enough to not make e unbearably cold

i usually take 5 min to just wet them (keep in mind the length f mine) i wash in 1/4s front left front right etc  rinsing each 1/4  then do a full head rinse then rinse the length and rinse some more  ..i rinse alot

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@soaring-eagle
11/17/18 05:32:23PM
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soaring with eagles


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right around the time i began dreading i also began soaring.

what is soaring? the simple answer is turning gliding into more then just a sled ride to the ground

in the early days of gliding there was just the primary glider

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a primary glider has a very poor performance.

it would be launched off a mountain top

descend at a steep glide slope

and land in the valley below

flight times were measured in seconds

gliding flight is peaceful flight

\pure flight

with no engine to bail you out you were dependent on your ability to think fast

react just right and nail every landing on the 1st and only try.

but the joy of gliding flight led to far more advanced designs

gliders became sailplanes (still often called gliders)

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while a primary glider might have a best glide rate of 4-1 (4 feet forward for every 1 foot down)

modern sailplanes average about 48-1 with the big open class gliders reaching 62-1

besides having a far flatter glide slope, the sink rate was reduced, this alows a heavy glider to actually climb  when the airs rising faster then the glider is sinking.

soaring is the art of mastering the atmosphere. using invisible sources of lift, rising air, to climb high or fly far or fast.

thermals, marked by cumulus clouds typically, are created by solar heating, these narrow columns of rising air can be circled in just like hawks and eagles, in fact, often WITH hawks and eagles.

however other lift sources exist, the wind over a mountain ridge has nowhere to go but up. ridge lift provides some of the most exhilarating soaring experiences, racing often at high speeds very close to mountain ridges, flights of several hundred miles are now the norm.

downwind of these ridges on days when the atmospheric conditions are just right, standing mountain waves may form. with wave soaring the goal is to not move over the ground, but instead fly straight up in strong winds  the perlan 2 space glider plans to reach 90,000 feet soon! waves theoretically reach clear into the upper stratosphere.

so you are beginning to see the pure epicness of engineless flight  the oneness with nature

but what about competition? pushing the limits?

well how about the most graceful yet pulse pounding aerobatics posible?

glider aerobatics competitions have 2 parts, 1  a freestyle  flight where you design and execute your own program and another where you must perform a series of aerobatics with exact precision.

then theres racing

racing a glider takes strategy, bravery a little luck and a whole lot of knowledge.

you start off with as many as 50 gliders circling in the same thermal in close proximity, then they are off through the start gate. some follow the same path others might bear off  course where they feel they will get the most lift.  the idea is to fly the long distance at highest course speed, but sometimes a longer distance means a higher speed.

a glider pilot must be able to judge angles to a 1 degree accuracy, and read the clouds and ground features in search of lift sources. they must also always be aware of the weather and how far they can glide, and where they will land at any moment if things don't go just right.

glider pilots are therefore the safest pilots out there. (case in point scully from the miracle on the Hudson only saved those people cause he was a glider pilot too)

sometimes in a glider race the winner is the only 1 who managed to complete the task and not land in a feild somewhere.

i fly with http://www.freedomswings.org a glider club for disabled pilots

many airline and fighter pilots alike prefer soaring over any other type of flight

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ready for take off

dreads all tucked in secure clear of the controls.. (added to the preflight checklist)


updated by @soaring-eagle: 11/17/18 07:18:19PM
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@soaring-eagle
11/17/18 04:44:56PM
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Tea Tree Dreadlock Shampoo


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your using the liquid right if so it will dread faster for sure

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@soaring-eagle
11/17/18 03:52:25PM
29,640 posts

Tran Van Hay's Amazing Hair (:


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he passed away a number of years ago

you know theres that woman  whos are 20 feet lng but 1 was 55 feet..only 1  who got the world recorcd but then they retired the catagory statng they could not verify if they were extended.

well she milks her fame  like crazy

he, when he was told he had the worlds longest hair responded "people actually care about such silly things'  he was humble

what he has is technically a polish plait, a quen of pland had 1 too

polish plaits are the result of illness, like his was, they are believed to be the key to recovery, and it would be death to cu it.

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@soaring-eagle
11/16/18 07:56:38AM
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Natural dreadlocks, from day 0


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manes don't have parts. your part will just disapear

as for sections, 1 inch  or about the size of a quarter  keep in mind thats a measurement at the scalp not the dread

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@soaring-eagle
11/15/18 06:21:53PM
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My dreads!


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n the tablet is there a toolbar above where you type if so use embed media button (next to smileys)  but you should lso be able to attach as many as you want..though embed looks bes

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@soaring-eagle
11/15/18 04:22:53PM
29,640 posts

Crochet method-listen to the breakage


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yea i managed to listen  to exactly 2 times through the dread then had to stop it was painful to hear that

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@soaring-eagle
11/14/18 06:24:53PM
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Super long stray hairs


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just go for a walk in the woods. a vertabrae makes a unique  bone bead.  you can also get yourself something like a dremmel, and turn any stone into a bead i think our last cross country trip by the end we had more weight in rocks then people.. and i was the only 1 in the car near normal weight all 4 of the others were 2-3 times my weight. so   we pobably had 800 pounds or more of just random rocks that caught someones eye.. coulda made tens of thousands of beads

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@soaring-eagle
11/14/18 03:34:20PM
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Super long stray hairs


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i wore a chilum made from the jawbone of a piranha till it was taken from me at a hemp rally at the libertybell

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